Can a Traffic Stop be Prolonged for a Canine if an Officer has a Gut Feeling that the Driver is Possessing Narcotics?
No! A reasonable jury in this case, by contrast, could find that the stop’s tra [...]
Is a Turn Signal Required at a T-Intersection?
Even if the road name does not change? [W]e conclude that an objectively reason [...]
Kandale Initially Complied when Stopped but Quickly Fled and Crashed – Were Either of His Detentions Reasonable?
Thus, the initial stop was nothing more than a temporary stop and that Mr. Harr [...]
Ohio’s Fifth District Appellate Court Goes Full Speed Astern on Waiting for a Canine
Officer #1 acted unreasonably and without diligence by stalling for two minutes [...]
Can the Odor of Marijuana Still be Used to Detain a Suspect?
Yes! Nor is it compelling that the marijuana odor could have been a legal subst [...]
Is it Objectively Reasonable for an Officer to Shoot a Civilian Canine when it is Attacking a Police Canine?
But under these circumstances, Ms. Mi-Chol cannot show that Officer Cherry's sp [...]
Can a Law Enforcement Officer Prolong a Traffic Stop to Await a Canine?
No! [T]he police impermissibly prolonged Ms. Haley’s detention to accommodate t [...]
Can a Ripped Off Hair Weave and Eyelash along with a Fleeing Elevator Occupant – – Rise to the Level of Reasonable Suspicion?
Based on the totality of the circumstances, it was reasonable for the officers [...]
Was a Shot Spotter Alert, with a Five-Minute Time Gap, Objectively Reasonable to conduct a Pat Down?
[W]e hold that under the totality of the circumstances, the police officers did [...]
Did the Shot Spotter Alert Provide Enough Reasonable Suspicion to Detain Chris?
Given the totality of the circumstances, the officers were justified in their i [...]